Humanitarianism’s Narrative Problem and its Missionary History
The CIHA blog is very pleased to post Megan Cole Paustian’s discussion of her new book Humanitarian Fictions: Africa, Altruism, and the […]
Books, Films, and the Arts
Reviews and discussions of new books, films, and other forms of artistic expression that offer a creative perspective on African politics and society.
“10 African Scholars to Watch in 2024.”
The CIHA Blog is delighted to repost this piece by Sheriff Bojang Jnr in The African Report on “10 African Scholars to Watch in 2024.”
Book Review — SASINDA FUTHI SISELAPHA (STILL HERE): Black Feminist Approaches to Cultural Studies in South Africa’s Twenty Six Years Since 1994
Today we are featuring a book review of Sasinda Futhi Siselapha (Still Here), written by Luce Graduate Fellow Jeni Francisco. All credit […]
Christian and African Identities vis-à-vis Postcolonial Ecologies (from Contending Modernities)
The CIHA blog is pleased to repost a review for Contending Modernities by co-editor Cecelia Lynch, on Emmanuel Katongole’s book, Who Are My […]
Unique Opportunity! See the film “When Women Speak! // Occasion unique! Regardez le film, “etc.”!
Introduction by Ebenezer Bosomprah, Luce Graduate Fellow and PhD student at the Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana.
Normalized Abnormality: Post-Colonialism in the World Today with distinguished professor of English and Comparative Literature Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o
The Critical Investigation of Humanitarianism in Africa blog (CIHA) and the Africana Institute for Creation, Recognition, and Elevation (AICRE) had the pleasure of hosting, Normalized […]
The Mande Hunters: Past and Present by Chérif Keïta
As part of our ongoing work on how African religious and spiritual practices challenge various elements of the status quo, we are pleased to post this YouTube video made by […]
Activating the Powers of Learning and Healing in Pursuit of a Fairer Future/World with Dr. Akosua Adomako Ampofo
Introduction by Ebenezer Bosomprah, Luce Graduate Fellow and PhD student at the Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana.
African knowledge systems today are a product of many […]
“Who Are My People?” by Emmanuel Katongole | Book Launch
CIHA is pleased to repost the panel discussion of Professor Emmanuel Katongole’s latest book, “Who Are My People?: Love, Violence, and Christianity in Sub-Saharan Africa,” at the […]